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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1928
Page
11
New Orleans February 20. Judge Henry Renshaw longtime judge of the first city court died at his home yesterday aged 62 after twenty years on the bench. He served as vice president of the court and was a respected figure in local legal circles.
The text notes involvement with the Louisiana Historical Society and contribution of many historical papers to its publications. This highlights scholarly activity and association with the society.
The article celebrates The Light hosting a cooking school as a community effort to improve cooking and building standards. It emphasizes pride in progress beyond old ways and a commitment to support anyone aiming to elevate local practices.
The arrest of Paul Muarye, fugitive postmaster of Arlington, Virginia, reveals his mother Annie Marye, 63, went to work after he vanished three years ago and repaid $1000 he had taken from agency funds. Fore station resignation notes.
A fire at the Clareh Street Methodist church in Knoxville last night caused about $200,000 in losses. The blaze threatened the business district for several hours before being contained. Authorities investigated the cause as the fire damaged the church and nearby structures.
Florence Owen reports on a five day cooking school led by Ida M. Chitwood in San Antonio. The event targets housewives and daughters, emphasizing scientific home economics, balanced meals, and health. Attendees will receive demonstrations, samples, and expert guidance on meal planning and nutrition.
Industrial firms submitted prospect lists to the American Legion as workers were solicited for new members. Jack Burke announced Legion Post No 2 surpassed 200 members toward an 8500 quota, aiming to close next week with strong gains. Mrs W Bruetle reported over 30 new auxiliary members for Jacal post, nearing 200 total as the drive continues.
In DABO Texas a deathbed will reveals a romance tied to a wedding. C Carmen forrochategni, living in Tampico, and Johnson, formerly of a Toon hotel, wed in Tax trees, Ny M., 1927. The will of Garracholequi Doquieattl left $2000 in United Sintramane to Johnson after learning of the marriage.
Rail workers and officials in the Southwest report a large wheat crop in the southern territory amid early season weather cues. The American Railway Association notes rising yields and shipments expected to boost regional markets.
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